Sentence examples for merely revised from inspiring English sources

In a speech at the National Archives in May, he confirmed that the commission system won't be abolished, merely revised.

Judge Lansing recorded debates over whether the Articles of Confederation should be merely revised or completely rewritten, on how many individuals should constitute the nation's chief executive and how the voting strength of the large and small states should be reconciled.

Instead, the company merely revised its estimate of what it's card business is worth, something that won't matter unless BofA decides to sell it off -- and there aren't many companies clamoring to buy it up right now.

But in its revised form, the motivation that the Highest Good offers is merely a buttress that helps maintain our commitment to morality.

Others are there merely to advise, revise and slow down the whole lawmaking process.

One possible interpretation for both markets falling on Friday is that bond investors were right and merely misled by the heavily revised jobs data for July and August.

And the Lords' usual defence against reform that they are merely a revising, scrutinising chamber jars with reality.

That was merely the beginning of the I.R.S.'s revised approach toward innocent-spouse requests.

The incomplete condition of the last books of the Politie merely means that Hooker had not yet revised them at the time of his death.

"I was just constantly revising and revising.

The F138, however, could merely be a stepping stone to next season's much revised turbocharged-engine car.